Teaching Yoga Even If You Don’t Fit The “Yogi Mold”

Professional growth is a coming-of-age story. We take a step, fall, and get back up. Repeat. Personally, this is what I love about being a yoga teacher. Money can’t make you a better teacher. Even if you pay for all the Yoga TT’s in the world, they won’t necessarily make you a better teacher. There’s no fast-forward button to experience which is why we should make the most out of it.

The Power Of Props When Teaching Yoga

Tips on how you can offer props to your students to promote alignment, provide comfort, and like in my case, challenge them further.

How to Be a Yoga Teacher When You're Going Through a Hard Time?

As a yoga teacher, people often look to you for peace, balance, and clarity. But what happens when you're the one going through a tough time?

Practical tips and insights for teaching yoga to teenagers

Teaching yoga to teenagers can be exciting, and also intimidating. Approach yoga from a new perspective with these insights and helpful tips for teaching to an adolescent age group.

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Finding Your Way Back to the Mat - How To Rekindle Your Passion As A Yoga Teacher

Five things you can do to rekindle your passion for teaching and practicing yoga.

Yoga for Kids: Fun Poses and Activities

Yoga is a tried and true way to foster physical, mental, social, and emotional development. Because yoga is so versatile, you can make yoga enjoyable for kids of all ages and help foster a lifelong appreciation for the benefits of yoga by incorporating fun poses and engaging activities in your classes.

The Money-Making-Yoga-Teacher Paradox

Navigating the supposedly opposing forces of the yoga lifestyle, and the money-making world.

ADHD and The Yoga Business Owner

As a person with ADHD, we may feel limited in our life choices such as our career path. I’m not saying this to point out that we cannot dream of being whatever we want because we’re neurodivergent. I’m saying that we need to introspect a bit to find passion and purpose in our work.

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